Future Simple Tense

• When to use

  • Future actions

  • Promises

  • Predictions

  • Offers

  • Decisions made now

• Form

  • will + verb

  • Future Simple is formed with will + the base form of the verb. For example: I will go, she will play, they will study. In short, just add will before the main verb.

  • In negative sentences, use will not or the short form won't + the base verb. For example: I will not call, he won't come. This shows that something will not happen in the future.

  • In questions, put will at the beginning, then the subject, then the base verb. For example: Will you help me? Will she arrive soon? It is a very easy word order: Will + subject + verb.

• Positive

  • Subject + will + verb

  • She will study

  • They will travel

  • I will go to the park tomorrow.

  • She will help you with your homework.

  • They will travel next summer.

  • He will call you later.

  • We will start the lesson at 9 o'clock.

• Negative

  • Subject + will not + verb

  • will not = won't

  • I won't be late

  • I will not go to school tomorrow.

  • She will not finish the project on time.

  • They will not travel next week.

  • He won’t call me later.

  • We will not watch that movie.

• Question

  • Will + subject + verb?

  • Will you help me?

  • Will it rain?

  • Will you go to school tomorrow?

  • Will she help us with homework?

  • Will they arrive on time?

  • Will he call you later?

• Short answers

  • Yes, I will.

  • No, I won't.

• Time words

  • tomorrow

  • next week

  • soon

  • later

  • in a year

• Common verbs

  • go

  • do

  • make

  • have

  • see

  • will go

  • will do

  • will have

  • will make

  • will say

• Important notes

  • No -s with will

  • Use base verb

  • Easy and fast